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Prices and availability subject to change without notice.
Apartment Features
- Air Conditioning
- Balcony
- Cable Ready
- Dishwasher
- Elevator
- Hardwood Flooring
- New/Renovated Interior
- Oversized Closets
- Some Paid Utilities
- Stainless Steel Appliances
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- Refrigerator
Special Features
- Disability Access
- Furnished Available
- Pets
- Short Term Available
- Independent Living
- Deposit: 1002 maximum Cats Allowed
Community Features
- Accepts Credit Card Payments
- Accepts Electronic Payments
- Covered Parking
- Emergency Maintenance
- Extra Storage
- Fitness Center
- Garage
- Gated Access
- High Speed Internet Access
- Laundry Facility
- Public Transportation
- Swimming Pool
- On Site Maintenance
- On Site Management
- On Site Patrol
- Recreation Room
- Pet Friendly
- Luxury Community
Additional Features
- Connecting bridge to Towson Town Center
- Most apartments have balconies
- Spacious w/ generous closet space
- Fully applianced eat-in kitchens
- Garbage disposal
- Dishwasher/electric stove
- 24-hour front desk attendant / maintenance
- Restaurant and services in complex
- Covered parking garage
- Heated outdoor pool
- Parquet wood floors
- Wall to wall carpeting available in some units
- Ceramic custom tile baths
- Individual room temperature control
- Picnic area with benches
- Beautifully landscaped courtyard grounds
- Sprinkler system in each apartment
- 24 hour Fitness Center on site
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I've lived here for 8 years and had very, very few issues. Maintenance issues tend to be solved within a reasonable time frame. It's a quite building. The landscaping looks great too. The lobby level parking area could use some work (the ceiling), but besides that the outside looks great.
The availability of.A LAUNDRY ROOM, DELLI, GYM.SWIMMING POOL, RECEPTION DESK,BEAUTIFUL LANDSCAPING, LIVELY LOBBY, AND PARTY ROOM,OUTDOOR PICNIC FACILITIES AND TABLES FOR WEEKLY BARBEQUES, MAINTAINANCE, FOR EACH APT. AND GENERAL INSIDE AND OUTSIDE UPKEEP.
I think the staff takes the time to know the residents and puts in the effort to do nice things for the building.
The staff at Hampton Plaza is outstanding! Everyone at the front desk goes out of their way to make you feel at home, and maintenence staff responds lightning fast. The location is walkable to the circle, the mall and Trader Joes. This is the best apartment community that I've found so far! ...Kinda wish they'd get rid of the 80s wallpaper borders in the upstairs hallways though ;)
Friendly staff Good maintenance crew Quiet pleasant place
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Sanofi-Aventis is purchasing Fovea Pharmaceuticals for €370 million (about $538.72 million), which includes up-front and milestone payments. The deal gives sanofi-aventis three clinical compounds, various discovery programs, and a discovery platform, all related to eye disease.
Sanofi-Aventis' acquisition of Fovea will help the firm pad its pipeline, as it faces generic competition to its top-selling drug, an anticlotting medication called Plavix, in 2011. Lovenox, which helps reduce the risk of deep vein thrombosis, is already being challenged by generics in the U.S.
Since September 2008, sanofi-aventis has spent $3.42 billion in acquisitions and up-front fees for partnering deals. The company committed to pay a further $1.52 billion in research funding and milestones related to the collaborations. This includes a separate licensing deal executed today with Merrimack Pharmaceuticals.
Additionally, the firm shelled out $4 billion to buy out Merck & Co.'s share of the companies' joint venture related to animal health.
The acquisition of Fovea is expected to close in the fourth quarter. Sanofi-Aventis will gain FOV 1101, an eye drop, fixed-dose combination of prednisolone and cyclosporine, currently in Phase II for persistent allergic conjunctivitis; FOV 2302, an intravitreal formulation of a plasma kallikrein inhibitor, in Phase I trial for retinal vein occlusion induced macular edema; and FOV 2304, a potent antagonist of bradykinin B1 receptor, active by eye drop, scheduled to enter Phase I by November for diabetic macular edema.
Its most advanced preclinical compound is FOV 2501, an intravitreal formulation of RdCVF designed to treat retinitis pigmentosa with potential extension to dry age-related macular degeneration. Fovea acquired exclusive worldwide rights to RdCVF from Novartis with a call-back option to Novartis at the end of Phase II. The product is expected to enter clinical development in 2010.
Fovea's discovery platform identifies new protein factors and small molecular entities that play a key role in protecting retinal cells from degeneration. In November 2007, Genzyme signed on to leverage the technology and co-develop new therapies based on Fovea's selected targets and Genzyme's delivery technologies.
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EAVESDROPPING ON WEIMAR (an excerpt)
On June 2, Nitehawk's books on screen series, Booze & Books, celebrates the new edition of Vicki Baum's Grand Hotel, published by New York Review Books, with a 35mm screening of the film classic starring Greto Garbo, John Barrymore, and Joan Crawford (amongst many others). The new publication, which will officially be available on June 7 but we'll have it for sale earlier at our screening, features an introduction by Noah Isenberg. Just yesterday, NYRB put an excerpt of Noah's introduction which we're happy to provide a little taste of here…
Noah Isenberg
In the preface to her posthumously published memoirs, It Was All Quite Different, written in 1960, the last year of her life, Viennese-born writer Vicki Baum begins with a reckoning of sorts:
You can live down any number of failures, but you can't live down a great success. For thirty years I've been a walking example of this truism. People are apt to forgive and forget a flop because they care little about things that aren't in the papers or on television, and a book that fails dies silently enough. But a success, moth-eaten as it may be, will pop up among old movies or as a hideous musical or in a new film version, or in a Japanese, a Hebrew, a Hindu translation—and there you are.
The success to which Baum is referring is her international best seller Grand Hotel. In the novel, Baum brought her readers into a complex, multi-perspectival world—in this case a luxurious, pulsating, yet vaguely tragic first-class hotel—in which they can eavesdrop on the conversations, and on the lives, of the finely observed people that she presents. Readers became so attached to the characters that when the novel was initially serialized in the Berliner Illustrirte Zeitung, whose circulation at the time topped two million, they wrote letters of protest after a certain unnamed character (no spoilers here) gets killed off late in the story. Originally published as Menschen im Hotel in Berlin in 1929, the book was quickly adapted to the stage, co-written by Baum, where it opened in January 1930 to rave reviews and an extended run at the Theater am Nollendorfplatz under the direction of Max Reinhardt and his star pupil Gustaf Gründgens (who played the leather-clad gangster boss in Fritz Lang's M the following year).
When Grand Hotel was published in the United Kingdom in 1930, it earned a new round of impassioned accolades from both critics ("brilliant" and "especially poignant to the present day") and the public. After an English-language stage adaptation made a major splash on Broadway, Doubleday released the American edition in early February 1931. It spent several weeks at the top of the Publishers Weekly bestseller list and sold 95,000 copies in the first six months. Baum soon relocated to Hollywood, where she assisted in adapting her story to the screen at Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer; the credit sequence of the film features her prominent byline beneath the title. In 1932, she attended the glitzy premiere in Times Square, escorted by none other than Noël Coward. Directed by Edmund Goulding and starring Greta Garbo, the Barrymore brothers, and Joan Crawford, the film earned the studio the Oscar for Best Picture that year.
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There is no better filmic celebration of Mayday than the Christopher Lee-starring, Robin Hardy-directed, horror classic, The Wicker Man (1973). In honor of its brilliant unusualness, cultural importance, and Lee's amazing hair, below is a text I wrote last year called How to Explain Pictures to a Dead Hare. The essay was written in collaboration with UK artist Darren Banks' solo exhibition, Backwater, and compares the film to Joseph Beuys' performance piece that gives the text its title.
How to Explain Pictures to a Dead Hare
Robin Hardy's bizarre film The Wicker Man (1973) situates horror at the boundaries of sanity and puts varying degrees of morality up for grabs. Emerging at the death rattle of the utopian ideal that was widely envisioned in the 1960s, it is situated amongst American shockers The Texas Chainsaw Massacre (1974) and Last House on the Left (1972) which grappled with the disillusionment of societal stability in the wake of the Vietnam War, the assassinations of Martin Luther King Junior and Robert F. Kennedy, the 1969 riots, and emerging fragile economies. The Wicker Man is a decisively British interpretation of this failure by hippie culture and reactively calls those in authority into question. At the same time, it challenges a reluctance to return to nature and the generation's abandonment of community in favor of new individualism. It's a unique film that both embraces and discards community, nature, sex, religion, capital, and the value of life.
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Stayed for 5 nights in March 2013 for business meetings. Hotel is very nice rooms are great, large enough with separate large bathroom. All very clean and tidy. Staff were very courteous. Hotel is located across the road from the beach and well within walking distance or local bus to most attractions. Restaurant breakfast is buffet style and all very good selection of foods - Asian and Western. If you have to go to Pattaya (I personally can't stand the place) then I would recommend this hotel.
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- Situated in the tranquil northern end of Pattaya, Amari Garden Pattaya is less than a 2 hour-drive from Bangkok. Set within lush tropical gardens and just a few steps of the sea and Pattaya Beach, you can truly escape and enjoy a tropical getaway. ... more less
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VMware renames ESX Server in just ESX
The VMware hypervisor ESX Server is no more called in this way.
Even without a formal announcement the company dropped the term Server from its product name so that now we have two product: VMware ESX and VMware ESXi (in place of formerly ESX Server 3i).
Most of the online documentation still reports the former "ESX Server" label so customers may be confused for a while. Probably VMware will complete the name make-over in time for the release of VI 3.5 Update 1, scheduled for April 10.
It's interesting to consider why the company renamed its most popular, flagship product.
The first, most likely reason is that the large majority of customers usually refers to the hypervisor with just ESX, which is shorter and easier to say. But there may be other reasons behind the change.
The Server word inside ESX Server implied that the hypervisor is for back-end implementation, which may be limitating for VMware on the long run.
What if the company is preparing to port its hypervisor to other platforms, like embedded devices for example? Running a server product on a mobile device sounds confusing and prevents the marketing department from creating an edition called ESX Mobile or ESXm.
VMware also performed another substantial change in its naming convention: it dropped the sentence an EMC company from the corporate logo.
The company is still an EMC subsidiary but the tagline was probably disturbing EMC competitors like HP and IBM which are top VMware partners.
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Beautiful location, fabulous garden, fantastic pool, exceptional buffet for breakfast and lunch, delicious restaurant for moroccan food, charming spa and helpful, friendly staff. The rooms were not totally my taste but it had everything you need & certainly more.. Probably one of the most luxurious, charming and delightful place in the world.
- Official Description (provided by the hotel):
- La Mamounia, a symbol of traditional Moroccan hospitality, is located in the heart of the imperial city, nestled in a 17 acre park, 5 minutes walk from the Jemaa El Fna square, La Mamounia will remain the place for worldwide celebrities. DESCRIPTION The Moroccan legendary palace has been redesigned by an internationally acclaimed designer, Jacques Garcia, combining a true Moroccan style and ambiance with new technologies. With its luxurious decorations, fabulous gardens and its trendy 2500sq m SPA, la Mamounia guarantees the amazement of its guests. ACCOMODATION 136 rooms (30 to 45 Sq m) 71 Suites including 7 Signature suites (55 to 212 Sq m) 3 Riads each with 3 bedrooms, Moroccan salons, private swimming pool, terraces... (700 Sq m) ... more less
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New work!!!!!!!!!!!!!I will only be selling this as a card as I am doing a limited print run of some of my new work :)
I have tamed that dam pen tool at last GO ILLUSTRATOR !
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Prawns with Vegetables
|5 Tablespoon
|Shelled prawns
|1 1⁄4 Pound
|Frozen peas
|3⁄4 Cup (12 tbs)
|Cayenne pepper
|1⁄2 Teaspoon
|Celery salt
|1⁄2 Teaspoon
|Ground ginger
|1 Teaspoon
|1 Teaspoon
Clean, trim and finely slice the leek.
Heat the oil in a pan and cook the prawns until they are pale brown.
Add the leek and peas and cook for a further 5 minutes.
Sprinkle with the cayenne pepper, celery salt, ginger and sugar.
Turn into a heated dish and serve.
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Calories 314 Calories from Fat 174
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 20 g30.4%
Saturated Fat 2.9 g14.3%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 232.5 mg77.5%
Sodium 644.6 mg26.9%
Total Carbohydrates 12 g4.1%
Dietary Fiber 2.3 g9%
Sugars 4.4 g
Protein 24 g47.4%
Vitamin A 30.5% Vitamin C 17.4%
Calcium 3.4% Iron 8.4%
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Last month, Olivia Newton-John extended a special invitation to TODAY's resident "Grease" superfan, Natalie Morales. The singer, songwriter and actress said Morales could come out to Las Vegas, join her on stage as an honorary Pink Lady and sing before a live audience, and that's just what happened.
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"Have you been warming up your voice?" the four-time Grammy winner asked when Morales arrived.
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Check out the clip to see how their shared version of "Summer Nights" sounds. And if you want to see Newton-John perform that tune and a medley of her many hits live, check out her "Summer Nights" show at the Flamingo hotel in Vegas.
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45-ton beam falls on Illinois construction crew, killing 1
DES PLAINES, Ill. (AP) — Federal officials are investigating two companies after a construction worker was killed and three others were injured in suburban Chicago.
The accident happened early Tuesday when a 40-ton steel bridge beam fell on the workers as they tried to remove it at Interstate 90. Occupational Safety and Health Administration officials say the beam rolled from a pier support while workers cut steel bracing it.
OSHA says it is investigating the deceased worker's employer, Omega Demolition Corp. of Elgin, and the general contractor, Judlau Contracting Inc. of New York.
Judlau spokesman Cesar Pereiri said the company isn't commenting about the accident. Omega Demolition didn't respond to calls and emails seeking comment.
Des Plaines fire officials say three workers were treated and released from hospitals. The fourth was pronounced dead at a hospital.
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Elmo's World: Let's Make Music (DVD)
Poor Telly: Just when the internationally acclaimed percussion troupe, Stomp, is on their way to Sesame Street for a jam session, he misplaces his tuba. Luckily, Telly's buddy, Elmo, explains that fancy instruments are not required to create music, and that's an invitation to 40 minutes of delightful noisemaking that reaches far beyond clanging pot lids. Soda bottles become woodwinds, pasta jars rattle like maracas, a plastic garbage can works as a bass drum, and if those items can't be found, feet and hands will do just fine. The half-dozen members of Stomp (themselves looking like Sesame Street alumnae) interact beautifully with the entire gang, whether playing a foot-tapping version of "Follow the Leader" with the kids or tooting a catchy ditty on empty bottles with Muppets and adults. Other familiar elements from the regular daytime Emmy award-winning show--including short educational cartoons, Muppet skits, video shorts of kids teaching kids, and lively dance numbers--make for a thoroughly enriching experience. Heartily recommended for children ages 3 to 7. --Liane Thomas --This text refers to an out of print or unavailable edition of this title.
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Their use of simple, everyday objects as musical instruments was particularly appealing, especially in these days of heavy commercialism. We also enjoyed the dancing and the familiar Sesame Street characters. This video invites participation so there's no need to worry about the "couch potato effect."
"Let's Make Music" is our family favorite!
How I rated this DVD:
* Educational value. Since buying this DVD my daughter has become very interested in making her own music. I have found her stomping, making drums from rubbermade containers, and trying to blow in bottles. She is only 20 months old and I think this is very impressive since we have only had the tape a few weeks.
* Entertaining to child. Keeps her entertained through the whole video.
* Entertaining to adults. I can even watch the tape with her and not become mindlessly numb.
* The DVD starts right at the menu. No annoying commercials to sit through.
* Cost. The video did not break the budget. It was reasonably priced.
One word of advice for those with younger kids. You may need to use your fast-forward button at times as some sections are perhaps too talky but that depends on your kid of course.
Easily one of my daughter's favorite videos too, she will sit through this one time and time again. It is a great video for fans of Sesame Street (of all ages!).
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The music aspect of the video was wonderful and got all 3 of my DC kids up and moving(ages 18 Months, 2 and 3). Read morePublished on June 27 2011 by PATRICIA A WALSH
I must say that this was the first DVD that I ever purchased for my son and he absolutely loves it! Since the age of 18months it has captured his attention with altering sketches... Read morePublished on April 7 2011 by Amazon Customer
This is an excellent DVD!!! My daughter has watched it soooo many times, and I'm still not sick of it. Lots of fun tunes!!!!Published on Aug. 15 2009 by M. Gemmill
This is a really fun DVD. My daughter enjoys it a lot.
The only problem is that Amazon lists these Sesame Street DVDs as from 1969. Read more
The cast of Stomp visits Sesame Street in this fantastic DVD.
In the usual Sesame Street style, there is a general plot line (Telly loses his Tuba) intertwined with short bits... Read more
We just purchased this DVD for my daughter who is 9 mos old, I happen to think I enjoy it more than even she does! Read morePublished on Jan. 19 2004 by Dani B.
They've been watching every night as their bedtime winddown for a couple months now (they're 14 month old twins) and still enjoy it. Read morePublished on Oct. 5 2003
My daughter just turned 1 and loves Sesame Street. This particular video is her favorite (and I think mine too. Read morePublished on April 27 2003
Bought this movie for my one year old. I was very disappointed in the human actors that were chosen for this video. Read morePublished on Sept. 13 2002
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Now Playing at a Nearby Lab: 'Revenge of the Fly People'
Published: May 20, 1997
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The fly people compete with other biologists for money and graduate students but increasingly collaborate with them in finding counterpart genes. Still, Drosophila workers see themselves as a distinct community, glued together by shared institutions and values.
Their accumulating knowledge of fly genes, once broadcast in a mimeographed newsletter, is now stored in an electronic archive called Flybase (http://flybase.bio.indiana.edu, with mirror sites in Australia, Japan, the United Kingdom and Harvard). A separate data base, Flybrain, has been started for those who explore the genetics of the fly's nervous system (http://flybrain.ub.uni-freiburg.de). And the Berkeley Drosophila Genome Project, also supports a growing electronic archive (http:// fruitfly.berkeley.edu).
The aim of the project is to work out the sequence of the 165 million chemical letters of the fruit fly's DNA. Dr. Rubin, the project's director, said he hoped to complete the sequence within five years.
Fly people view themselves as being more open than other biologists and more generous with research materials. Their community has an ethos, which they attribute to Morgan, their founding father, of sharing fly strains and techniques even with close competitors.
''It's that tradition -- not a tradition you'd find in the tumor virus field, to name one -- that has been tremendously powerful,'' said Michael Ashburner of Cambridge University, the author of a textbook known reverently as the Talmud of fly genetics.
In other fields, colleagues sharing a genetically altered mouse or a special reagent will often demand co-authorship on the resulting paper. The rule among the fly community is to share without obligation, Dr. Rubin said, a custom he views as conducive to rapid progress.
Yet giving out a strain or technique can quickly nullify a biologist's edge over competitors.
''You are virtually blacklisted if you don't share,'' said Sean B. Carroll of the University of Wisconsin at Madison. ''I think everyone is more nervous, because there are so many extremely competent and hard-working people and your own advances are shared so quickly. You may make one long stride but it quickly becomes a level playing field until you make take your next step.''
Besides competitive colleagues, another matter that constantly weighs on fly people's minds is virginity. Fly genetics depends on substituting the experimenter's strict designs for nature's unplanned shuffling of genes. Complicated, multigenerational breeding schemes can be ruined if the females enter into love matches instead of arranged marriages. So every morning and evening the fly breeder must collect newly hatched females before they are ready to mate.
''Arrange your crosses to compensate for nonvirginity wherever possible,'' Dr. Greenspan, of New York University, advises in ''Fly Pushing,'' a new handbook of fly genetics (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory). ''This is especially important if your social life should suddenly become complicated and you miss the odd virgin collection.''
Drosophila researchers sometimes call themselves fly pushers because much of their time can be spent sorting anesthetized flies under a microscope. One recent morning in Dr. Greenspan's laboratory, two of his assistants, Nanci Kane and Susan Broughton, showed how the flies were stunned with a puff of carbon dioxide. After examination, appropriate partners were sucked gently into a glass tube and blown into a tiny nuptial chamber known as a mating wheel.
Fruit fly larvae are raised in small bottles and dine on a slush of baker's yeast, molasses and cornmeal. The passage from egghood to parenthood takes 10 to 14 days, depending on temperature. It is this rapid generation time, along with numerous offspring and specially visible chromosomes, that makes the fly so convenient for geneticists.
Fly people, in turn, take good care of their minuscule charges. The flies often need cosseting, since strains may become enfeebled under a burden of weird mutations. Rather than grapple with agricultural customs regulations, some fearless fly aficionados are said to smuggle stocks across borders, strapping the bottles to their bodies to avoid the radiation of luggage-scanning machines. (The laboratory fruit fly is harmless, unlike its orchard-razing relative, the dreaded Med fly). Two things keep fly people awake at night: mite infestations and incubator failure, either of which can wipe out precious stocks and months of crosses.
Flies have a delicate courtship in which the male sings by vibrating his wing; the female will accept him if she likes his song. Charming as the ritual may be, it is not completely spontaneous. The roles of both partners are governed by specific genes, a fact that has opened a new branch of inquiry. Most fly people still study the development of the embryo, but many are now using the fly to explore the genetics of behavior.
Drosophila geneticists have become so adept at designing genes to order that they talk of engineering the fly. But when asked whether he thinks of the fly as just a biological machine, Dr. Ashburner, of Cambridge, said: ''No, I don't. We do engineer it like a machine, but I think most of us who work with flies realize just how bloody complex the thing is and how little we understand what is going on. The regulatory networks are very complex and we are only skimming the surface.''
Dr. Greenspan, too, considers Drosophila more than a machine. One reason is that the flies' behavior is very varied, as is necessary to cope with the variability in its surroundings. He also admits to a certain feeling for the insect.
''There is a real sense of affection that people have for the fly,'' he said. ''It is hard to account for. You always refer to it as 'the little fly.' In a sense it is a matter of respect for it, for what it has taught us, and the idea that if you are appropriately humble in terms of what it can do for you, you can get an enormous amount out of it.''
Chart: ''A Gene by Any Other Name'' A selection of drosophila genes with colorful names and functions. Gene: spdk Full Name: Spotted dick Derivation and effect on flies: After a British pudding of the same name; the overcondensed chromosomes in brain cells resemble the fruit in spotted dick. Gene: stld Full Name: Stalled Derivation and effect on flies: Females are lethargic and do not groom themselves properly; flies walk slowly and tend not to go anywhere. Gene: shi Full Name: Shibire Derivation and effect on flies: From a Japanese word that means to walk as if in a drunken stupor. Gene: sina Full Name: Seven in absentia Derivation and effect on flies: Flies are lacking the seventh of eight photorecepter cells that form each unit of the compound eye. Gene: sk Full Name: Stuck Derivation and effect on flies: Males can get their sex organs in but not out; the problem affects some but not all males; those that succeed in disengaging have appendages held in aberrantly protruding positions. (pg. C7) Drawing (Tom Bloom) (pg. C1)


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I have a big file with some text, and I want to split it into smaller files.
In this example, What I do:
- I open a text file let's say with 10 000 lines into it
I set a number of package=300 here, which means, that's the small file limit, once a small file has 300 lines into it, close it, open a new file for writing for example (package2).
Same, as step 2.
You already know
Here is the code from my function that should do that. The ideea (what I dont' know) is how to close, and open a new file once it has reached the 300 limit (in our case here).
Let me show you what I'm talking about:
int nr = 1;
package=textBox1.Text;//how many lines/file (small file)
string packnr = nr.ToString();
string filer=package+"Pack-"+packnr+"+_"+date2+".txt";//name of small file/s
int packtester = 0;
int package= 300;
StreamReader freader = new StreamReader("bigfile.txt");
StreamWriter pak = new StreamWriter(filer);
while ((line = freader.ReadLine()) != null)
if (packtester < package)
pak.WriteLine(line);//writing line to small file
packtester++;//increasing the lines of small file
else if (packtester == package)//in this example, checking if the lines
//written, got to 300
packtester = 0;
pak.Close();//closing the file
nr++;//nr++ -> just for file name to be Pack-2;
packnr = nr.ToString();
StreamWriter pak = new StreamWriter(package + "Pack-" + packnr + "+_" + date2 + ".txt");
I get this errors:
Cannot use local variable 'pak' before it is declared
A local variable named 'pak' cannot be declared in this scope because it would give a different meaning to 'pak', which is already used in a 'parent or current' scope to denote something else


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